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Video Cassetie
When using a video cassette bearing the “P”
mark or an S-VHS-C video cassette, the
Remaining Tape Counter Indication may not be
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@ To Reset the Tape
Counter:
3
or
RESET REW/G GI /FF
@ To Check the Tape Length of the Video
Cassette Being Used while the Remaining
Tape Time is Displayed:
TAPE
The Tape Lengith indication “3 30”, “a 45” or
“@al 60” is displayed for approx. 2 seconds, and then
the Remaining Tape Time Indication will again appear
instead of it.
Ont every press of the [MEMORY] Button, the *
' Counter Indication will change as follows:
Tape Counter Indication
| 0:00.00
|
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M 0:00.00
Memory Indication “M” appears
with Tape Counter Indication
No Indication
(All Indications except the
Warning/Alarm Indications and
the Tape Operation Mode
Indications will disappear.)
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Remarks, etc.
if you playback a tape on which no recording has
ever been made, the Tape Counter Indication does
not change.
if you take out the Cassette or remove the Battery
Pack, the Tape Counter automatically resets to
“0:00.00”.
lf you rewind the tape further than the tape counter
position “0:00.00”, the minus sign “—” appears in front
of the Tape Counter Indication.
elf you start recording or playback, the “R” Indication
flashes for a few seconds in the Viewfinder, while the
Movie Camera calculates the Remaining Tape Time.
When the Remaining Tape Time becomes less than
2 minutes, the Indication “R” and the Remaining Tape
Time start to flash.
®This function is only meant as a guide. The
Remaining Tape Time Indication is subject to
imprecision due to either customer error (such as
incorrectly selected Tape Length) or stretching of the
tape.
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